Ndindi Nyoro, the Kiharu MP, got many praises. People said he is very active in Parliament.
He asks questions, challenges the government, and protects taxpayers’ money. Many said he is hardworking and not afraid to speak the truth, even to powerful leaders.
They think Nyoro is serious and focused on doing the right things for Kenyans.Babu Owino, the Embakasi East MP, is also popular.
People said he is always around in his constituency helping youth. He is very active on social media and speaks out on national issues.
Some said he can be too loud or emotional, but his energy and work for young people cannot be ignored. Kimani Ichung’wah, the Kikuyu MP, was also mentioned.
Supporters said he attends Parliament regularly, asks important questions, and helps make laws that help business and trade. People said he is calm, disciplined, and works well both in Parliament and in his constituency.
Peter Kaluma, the Homa Bay Town MP, got praise too. People said he focuses on local development, schools, and roads.
They said he is easy to reach and helps people in his area solve problems. Some said he is not very loud in Parliament, but he works well on the ground.
From the discussion, it is clear that there is no single winner. Some Kenyans value loud voices and debates in Parliament, while others care more about work on the ground. Each MP has different strengths, and people look at them in different ways.
The conversation shows that Kenyans are watching their leaders closely. Everyone wants MPs who can deliver both in Parliament and in their constituencies.
For now, the debate is still open, and every MP has supporters ready to defend them. It shows that Kenyans care about performance and want real results, not just talk.
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